In the Old Testament God was always turning up as burning bushes and the like, sending mana from heaven, or talking directly to people etc. So those old Hebrews had no reason to believe in God 'cos you don't need to believe in something you can see. For example, I don't believe in my computer - it's right there in front of me, I know it's there. The God of today seems to require faith from his followers and isn't so obviously visible. Is that enough? Is that fair? Or have I got that wrong. NB You'll see from previous posts I'm an atheist, but I'm not bashing anyones beliefs here, just asking a good ol philosophical question.
2006-09-01
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